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- 1. 1 Law.
- 2. 2 Tech.
- 3. 3 Users.
- 4. Let’s take the role of a user for awhile 4 1. Most of us do not know our rights. We just want to use services as smoothly as possible. 2. If we do know, we might want to use them occasionally. But again as smoothly as possible.
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- 7. 7 > Sending a paper copy to anywhere is not convenient or smooth.
- 8. How does GDPR affect the design of user experiences?
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- 10. 10 Moving beyond the law text?
- 11. My rights as a user... 11 1. Review my data 2. Ask corrections to my data 3. To be forgotten 4. To be informed of data disclosures 5. Transfer my data to another service provider
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- 15. How does GDPR affect the design of user experiences?
- 16. 16 Communication. Customer satisfaction Loyalty Brand image More customer information
- 17. 17 Act with the user in mind.